Canada’s carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) sector is entering a critical execution phase, with major policy, commercial and investment decisions expected to shape the industry’s next stage ahead of Carbon Capture Canada 2026, taking place from September 15–17 at the Edmonton Convention Centre.
Canada has unveiled a nearly $70 billion clean energy investment centred on hydropower expansion in Newfoundland and Labrador and Québec, in a move that could strengthen the country's position as a major supplier of clean electricity and critical minerals to international markets.
Topsoe and Sasol have partnered with SUSTAERO to provide technologies for a Canadian SAF facility, combining advanced solutions to produce over 3,200 barrels per day, with potential expansion capacity.
Saudia has expanded its codeshare partnerships with Delta Air Lines, Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic, enhancing access to North America through major European hubs. The agreement will connect travellers to nearly 30 destinations across the US and Canada via Paris, Amsterdam and London.
The UAE and Canada have announced that the duo has concluded negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in a move aimed at boosting trade and investment in key sectors including aerospace, clean energy, aviation and critical minerals.
Alimak Group, a Swedish group specialising in sustainable vertical access and working at height solutions, has signed an agreement to acquire Pro-Bel, a privately owned North American provider of suspended access and fall protection solutions, headquartered near Toronto, Canada.
AtkinsRéalis, a major engineering services company, has been awarded the lead design consultancy contract by the Expo 2030 Riyadh Company for its Place and Planet Pavilion, one of the signature thematic pavilions planned for the mega event to be held in the Saudi capital.
Leading Saudi contractor Almabani, along with its consortium partners - CarbonCure, a Canadian clean technology company and Spanish construction group FCC - has been awarded the contract to supply lower carbon concrete for the mega King Salman International Airport (KSIA) project in Riyadh.
Canadian group Cority has announced a significant expansion of its presence in Saudi Arabia with the launch of its new regional headquarters. Its cloud-based architecture enables organisations to centralise EHS data, improve transparency, and give teams a clearer, faster view of risk across operations.
Dubai Chambers explored opportunities to enhance trade and investment cooperation between Dubai and Canada’s British Columbia recently during a series of meetings held in Vancouver.
